Post by Kevin on Mar 23, 2020 13:09:17 GMT -7
Any crime against an infinitely holy God deserves an eternity of punishment. It is not an issue of any particular crime that deserves an eternal punishment but who the crime is against. Let me illustrate. If a man were to slap another man in the face, the result might be an argument or even a fistfight. However, if that same man were to slap the President of the United States in the face, the result would be quite different. The person would go to jail and face felony charges.
So, why does the exact same act get such different results? The answer simple. It is not the act that deserves a higher punishment. Instead, the different result is determined by who it is against. So, if we move up the chain of command to the infinite God of the universe, when we break his law, there is an eternal consequence because of who the crime (sin such as lying, etc.) is against.
#hell #eternalpunishment
So, why does the exact same act get such different results? The answer simple. It is not the act that deserves a higher punishment. Instead, the different result is determined by who it is against. So, if we move up the chain of command to the infinite God of the universe, when we break his law, there is an eternal consequence because of who the crime (sin such as lying, etc.) is against.
#hell #eternalpunishment